Cooper barreling ahead with payment of 148th consecutive quarterly stock dividend

Jan. 1, 2020

In advance of presenting its fourth quarter/year-end 2008 financial results, Cooper has announced that it will be paying the company?s 148th consecutive quarterly dividend.

Kenda and Cooper calling it quits for joint marketing

In advance of presenting its fourth quarter/year-end 2008 financial results, Cooper has announced that it will be paying the company’s 148th consecutive quarterly dividend.

Stockholders as of March 9 will receive 10.5 cents per share on March 31.

On Thursday, Feb. 26, company executives will be discussing Cooper’s detailed financial status in a conference call beginning at 11 a.m. Eastern time.

Interested parties can access a Webcast of the proceedings by visiting www.coopertire.com.

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